Valuation of imported goods under Rule 9 and 10(1)(c) - addition ...

Tribunal Rules Royalties Excluded from Valuation of Imported Finished Goods; Remand for Revaluation Set Aside.

February 23, 2024

Case Laws Customs AT

Valuation of imported goods under Rule 9 and 10(1)(c) - addition of payment made towards royalty -100% subsidy of foreign supplier - Related party - The CESTAT observed that, the Royalty is not payable in instances of trading of imported finished goods and on goods repacked in India and it is only for use of technology to produce the products in India. - The Tribunal held that, as seen from the Rules the Original Authority has after rejected all other methods has arrived at the loaded value as per Rule 9 which is last in the sequence. The Commissioner having rejected this method of enhancement of value cannot remand the case for redetermination under any other method as it has already attained finality and there is no appeal on that method of valuation. Hence the remand to redetermine is not sustainable and hence set aside.

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Valuation of imported goods under Rule 9 and 10(1)(c) - addition ...

Tribunal Rules Royalties Excluded from Valuation of Imported Finished Goods; Remand for Revaluation Set Aside.

February 23, 2024

Case Laws Customs AT

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